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Austins Colony reviews
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joesiya
Experience:
23 played
4 reviews
Quiet, lightly played 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 16, 2017
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Short course with trees for complexity on half of the holes.
Cons:
Dirt tees. As other reviewers have mentioned, several of the tee boxes are not clearly marked. Several of the baskets are in very muddy areas even several days after a light rain.
Other Thoughts:
Simple par 27 course.
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1728 played
580 reviews
Only championship level hole in the area 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 26, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Decent course with rewarding shots on several holes
Most of the Tee signs are still in place
Most of the Tee signs are still in place
Cons:
A few junk holes after some good holes
Other Thoughts:
There was not much to work with on this course
Hole one uses an old road for a nice tunnel shot
Hole 2 is a nice left turnover shot
Hole 3 is the only true championship level hole I have played in the area. The tee is on the other side of the shooting range, you first shot needs to set up your 2nd shot though the tunnel/clearing area going into and across the open field.
Hole 4 was missing a tee sign, but it is into the woods throwing across the creek. Tight shot, make it and you got the bird.
Hole 5 is an even tighter shot down the walking path, nicely cleared out on the left hand side of the basket for those who hyzer out.
Hole 6 is a short little hyzer shot with a small opening to reach the basket.
Hole 7 and 8 are kind of a joke holes, short and basically must get birdies.
Hole #9 is a decent hole, but is too short to be a true par 4 and too long to be a true par 3. Trees make you throw low and the hole is slightly up hill making it a hard shot to clear.
Hole one uses an old road for a nice tunnel shot
Hole 2 is a nice left turnover shot
Hole 3 is the only true championship level hole I have played in the area. The tee is on the other side of the shooting range, you first shot needs to set up your 2nd shot though the tunnel/clearing area going into and across the open field.
Hole 4 was missing a tee sign, but it is into the woods throwing across the creek. Tight shot, make it and you got the bird.
Hole 5 is an even tighter shot down the walking path, nicely cleared out on the left hand side of the basket for those who hyzer out.
Hole 6 is a short little hyzer shot with a small opening to reach the basket.
Hole 7 and 8 are kind of a joke holes, short and basically must get birdies.
Hole #9 is a decent hole, but is too short to be a true par 4 and too long to be a true par 3. Trees make you throw low and the hole is slightly up hill making it a hard shot to clear.
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gsw_03
Experience:
24 years
77 played
7 reviews
Fun if you're in the Area 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 8, 2003
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Nice course layout with good use of the available land. Many different routes available on most holes. Thick shule makes accuracy paramount.
Cons:
Long drive from anything in the B/CS area. Couple of holes in the woods are very short and lacking originality.
Other Thoughts:
Nice change of pace from Research and Camelot (which has since been removed- what a shame). Controlled players with a bit of distance will score well.
